Well, he's not teleporting thru walls so it's good by me! Well, on the corners where he just hops a little, but then when he just hops over and over again it starts to look really really silly.

The lesson: as always, be skeptical of everything you see. Especially viral images.

Maia is a world building game originally funded through Kickstarter and now available through Early Access. The version I was sent to try before this interview was 'about 42% complete', which straight away introduces a major issue with Early Access: why play an unfinished game? More pertinently, why pay for one?

oh man, that bit with the Goomba at the end, brilliant!

So this is one of those ways that Nintendo is trying to get in some money eh? Selling ads in games? At least that's how I see it anyway...

Are these like, actual pictures? It hurts my eyeballs to look at them.

Dragon Quest III is a nice one. I wouldn't recommend VII though unless you have a thing for games that are just too big.

The one where they're counting in german, kinda weird.

"This is horrible," he texted me shortly after I asked him to check out Tappy Chicken. "It's so slow—the chicken flaps like a hot air balloon, the speed is half as fast as other Flappy Bird."

The manga seems to revel in pointing out how cruel and heartless people can be when they don't really know each other, but if you've spent any amount of time on an FPS server, you kind of knew that already.

I'm kinda confused here, how do you handle them if NOT thru the hole in the middle? I wasn't even aware there was another way, nor can my brain actually think of one.

Well, if I'm thinking along the same lines, people will set up stuff out in their front yards and call them yard sales.

I woulda given Buttercup like, big ole fist weapons to punch the crap outta stuff, woulda seemed more her style.

Over the past couple years, Square Enix has brought Final Fantasy VII and then Final Fantasy VIII to personal computers via Steam. Naturally, their next step is Final Fantasy III.

I still very close, but I'm glad Steam doesn't have a monthly sub.

Frankenberger went on to talk about a potential sequel—yes, sequel!—writing that they could implement all of their original ideas for Towns in this new form. "Xavi and I were talking about a possible Towns 2," he wrote. "At the moment this is just in an idea stage and we can't really say if he, I or eventually Ben…

I'm still slightly confused as to when they're talking about the original TF they're showing stuff from the half life version and not the actual quake version. I remember poisonous medkits yipee!

You can't hide from me!

A quintessentially Chinese symbol of sustenance and comfort for poor Chinese turned upside down. If a full stock of cabbage for the winter was once a symbol of material well-being in China, nowadays the nouveau riche have cast aside the modest (monotonous) cabbage in favor of ostentatious gluttony in fancy restaurants…

I love the domination of FF6 in the top 10.